From sea to plate: a socially sustainable fisheries sector for Europe Our joint seminar with EFFAT asked how we can improve health and safety and working conditions along the fish supply chain. Event 15 Nov 2018
Sustainable Fisheries The CFP has an admirable goal: to preserve Europe’s fragile fish stocks. But workers and their communities also deserve to be a priority in the EU’s fisheries policy. Projects 15 Nov 2018
Climate Change Human activity is making our planet warmer, and the transport sector is partly responsible. One reason is the low prices which social dumping and exploitation allow, creating excessive demand for cheap transport services. We call for urgent action to reduce the environmental impact of transport, coupled with a fair and just transition for affected workers. Info 14 Aug 2018
TRENDS – Global changes shaping the future of our industry (April 2017) The EU co-funded ETF project TRENDS – anticipating the impact of changes in transport on employment, working conditions, professions and skills took place in the period November 2015 to April 2017. The project’s main aim was to develop a strategy to anticipate changes in the transport sector regarding economic developments & globalisation, technological change: automation & digitalisation, demographic change and climate change. These changes will all impact transport employment, working conditions, skills needs and will bring a shift in the transport professions. The analysis of major developments related to the four and trends is published in a study you can find in English, French and German. The discussion paper TRENDS – Anticipate and Act is available in English, French, German, Romanian and Turkish. It summarises the study and develops suggestions for trade union actions. resource
French Ministry support for social standards in the fisheries sector, warmly welcomed by the industry Press Release 2 Mar 2017
Trade Union Guide to the EU PSO Regulation Trade unions must act politically at national, regional and local level to save public transport and decent conditions. Publication 22 Sep 2007